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Headquarters Air Mobility Command
Unrivaled Global Reach for America…ALWAYS!
Mobility Enterprise Information Services
(MEIS)
AISS Industry Day
7 May 2012
Mr. Mike Marek
MEIS Mission
Key Mobility Air Forces Command and Control (C2) Component
• Implements Net-Centric KPP for MAF C2
• Global, Joint Reach
Integrates and Exposes Information Across Full Spectrum of
Mobility and Military Operations
NIPRnet and SIPRnet
Mobility and Combat Air Forces Interoperability
Assured Availability
Robust Ops Capabilities
Users: Enables Information Sharing with Tanker/Airlift Control
Center Flight Planners & Flight Managers; PACAF/USAFE
AMOCC; Enroute AMC, ANG, AFRC Units & Command posts;
Other Services; USTRANSCOM; COCOMs; Federal and
International Agencies
MAF C2 VISION
Support COCOM’s DPO Mission
Global Situational Awareness
• Threats, Resources, Conditions, Events
Shared Knowledge / Understanding
Able to Predict Future Outcomes
Proactive, Dynamic Planning
Collaborative Info Environment
Informed Decision Making
Synchronized Execution
Enablers:
• Global Assured Communication
• Network Centric Enterprise Services
…all Echelons
ATM
THEATER C2
Collaborative, Global C2
MAF C2
CAF-MAF-CRAF
AIRCRAFT
…all Mission Elements
1Enabling the “Global” in “Global Reach—Global Power!”
End-to-End Visibility + Asset and Execution Management = Customer Satisfaction
DoD Distribution Glass Pipeline
Objectives
• Increase warfighter confidence
• Optimize organic and commercial services
• Develop enterprise IT solutions
• Support interoperability
Our Global COCOM’s Mission
Distribution Process Owners (DPO) Conceptual View
• Rapidly respond to battle rhythm or day to day operations
• Provide global visibility of materiel and forces
• Applies best practices and leading technologies
• Maximizes effectiveness, efficiency and flexibility
Returns
Ready to Fill
Customer Order
DoD Distribution: Source of procurement through delivery to customer’s final destination point.
Satisfy Customer Requirements
Theater
Order
Arrives
Destination
Point
Ready to Execute
Deployment
End-to-End Visibility and Rapid
Response to Unplanned Events
DPO Span of Accountability
Embarkation
Debarkation
Inventory
Locations
Suppliers
Sustainment
MAF C2 Spectrum
Transportation Community of Interest
• Global Mobility Air Force Operations
• Aircrew/Aircraft
• Deployed/Mobile Units
• Wing/Squadron Operations
Air Operations Community of Interest
• Theater Operations
• Falconer Air and Space Operations Center
Other Communities of Interest
• Civil Aviation Authorities
• State Department
• Etc.
Mobility Air Forces Core Data Users
Theater Operations Fixed & Deployed
Information exchange within Global Mobility
Information exchanged outside Global Mobility
OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
MORE THAN AIR FORCE or DPO
Requirement & Requirement Validation
USTRANSCOM
Air Refueling
Aircraft/Aircrews
AFWA
ATM Agencies
State Dept/Embassies
NIMA
FEMA
CVAM
NMCC
CONUS
Wings/Squadrons
MAJCOMS HQ AMC,TACC
AMOCC
Other Combatant Commands
State Department & Embassies
M o b il it y R e q u ir e m e n t
DoD Agencies
Non-DoD Agencies
Mission Execution Info
CAOC
Enroute/Deployed C2 Element
WOC
Mission Execution Info
Theater Operations
Mobility Air Forces Core Data Users
M is s io n E x e c u ti o n I n fo rm a ti o n
Mission Planning
& Execution Info
JTF HQ
EUCOM PACOM
Embassy
M o b il it y R e q u ir e m e n t
M is s io n E x e c u ti o n I n fo rm a ti
Mission Planning Info Execution Info &
Analysis & Reporting Info
Theater Wings/Squadrons
Requirement & Requirement Validation
M is s io n E x e c u ti o n I n fo rm a ti
Combatant Commands
Mobility
Airlift
MAF C2 Enclave Service Layers
C2 Support Services
EM
Services
Directory
Services
Storage
Services
Security
Services
Interface
Services
Platform
Services
Collaboration
Services
Data
Services
C2 Router
Enclave Infrastructure Services
VPN Firewall DNS ASIMS SMTP Load
Balancing
Network
C2 Applications / Systems
CAMPS ACFP GDSS GATES
XMLFirewall SFTP X-D Sec
S h a re d S e rv ic e s
App 1 App 2 App 3 App 4 App 5 App n
Defining the Environment…
The Mobility Enterprise Information Services (MEIS) environment is a collection of defined information/application services exposing AMC’s C2/TAV info to external/internal consumers to enhance data sharing and orchestrate event-driven activities in direct support of the DoD Net-Centric Data Strategy
NOTIONAL MAF C2
SERVICES ARCHITECTURE
Internal
Information Services (WSDLs)
Data Store
Data Representation (Schemas)
Data Store files
Consumer A
Publish
Subscribe
Service
SMTP HTTPS
Secure
FTP
USMTF SOAP/
XML
T
Consumer B Consumer C Consumer D
Data Representation (Schemas)
Capability A Capability B Capability C Capability D
External Information Services (WSDLs)
Data Store Data
Warehouse Data Store files
MEIS Technical Overview
MAF C2 Services Environment Hosted on Multiple Dell Servers
• Windows Operating Environment with SQL Object Store
• Custom Code/Microsoft .NET
• Currently at Two Enclave Locations with Plans to Expand to
Four
• Both NIPRNET and SIPRNET
• Services Protected with XML Firewall
Environments Include Production, Testing/Validation, Exercise, Training
AISS Support Functions Include Configuration Management, Testing, Technical Support, System Engineering As It Relates to the Operating Environment, Documenting Topology – See PWS
Headquarters Air Mobility Command
Mobility Enterprise Information Services
(MEIS)
AISS Industry Day
7 May 2012
Mr. Mike Marek
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